Nadotti I Blue Vase

This vase features a wide, round shape with a 9-inch width that provides a solid footprint; however, its slim 3.5-inch depth gives it a sleek, low-profile silhouette. Because it stands 16 inches tall, we recommend placing it on a stable, flat surface such as a mantel, deep shelving unit, or a heavy sideboard where it is less likely to be bumped in high-traffic areas.

To preserve the integrity of the hand-painted fish pattern, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For more thorough cleaning, our experts suggest using only a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, as these can damage the delicate ceramic glaze and finish over time.

Its 16-inch height makes it a "statement piece" that works beautifully as a focal point on a fireplace mantel, a bedroom dresser, or a desktop. The narrow 3.5-inch depth is particularly advantageous for smaller urban spaces or narrow entry console tables where surface area is limited but visual height is desired.

The small opening of this vase is specifically designed to support long-stemmed arrangements. It excels at holding singular statement branches, pampas grass, or high-quality faux silk florals that require a narrow neck to keep them upright and elegantly positioned.

This vase is crafted from high-quality ceramic and is primarily designed as a decorative statement piece. While ceramic is a durable material, our recommendation is to use it for long-stemmed faux florals or as a standalone accent. If you choose to use fresh flowers, we suggest testing the vase for water-tightness in a sink before placing it on delicate surfaces, as hand-painted decorative ceramics can sometimes be porous.

With its "Truly Unique" hand-painted blue fish collection, this vase is a perfect anchor for Coastal, Nautical, or Beachfront-inspired interiors. The playful burst of blue provides a vibrant contrast against neutral palettes like sand, beige, or white. It pairs exceptionally well with other organic textures, such as wicker, jute, or weathered wood furniture.